Year: 2022

Cops record 30% decrease in serious crimes in G’town

Police Regional Division 4A (Georgetown) has recorded a 30% decrease in serious crime and an overall 47% clearance rate for…

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Keevin Allicock TKO’s Clinton Clarke as Terrence Ali National Open Boxing Championship commences

Keevin Allicock recorded a first round technical knockout (TKO) of Guyana Defence Force (GDF)’s Clinton Clarke in their featherweight encounter,…

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Torrential downpour forces abandonment of One Guyana President’s Cup Football

The inclement weather had the final say last evening, as the feature contest between Region #3 and Region #2 in…

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Security at State House ‘more than adequate’ – Benn

As the police investigation into Thursday’s attack at State House continues, Minister of Home Affairs Robeson Benn on Friday said…

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Corentyne man dies after tractor topples, pins him

A Corentyne man lost his life on Thursday after the tractor he was operating at Wellington Park, Corentyne toppled and…

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Court recognises ancestral land rights of Upper Mazaruni villages – -but says ownership not exclusive

In what will be seen as a historic decision, the Chief Justice has confirmed the rights of Indigenous peoples of…

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EPA, Schlumberger lose court battle over Houston radioactive storage facility – -judge quashes permit, rules waiving impact study was illegal

Justice Nareshwar Harnanan yesterday ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) breached its statutory duty by issuing environmental permits to…

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Court rules against Schlumberger over storage of radioactive material

Justice Nareshwar Harnanan this afternoon ordered the quashing by certiorari of an environmental permit issued by the EPA on 9th…

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“Avatar: The Way of Water” explores greater depths of seeing

The sequel to 2009’s megahit “Avatar”, this one subtitled “The Way of Water”, arrives in cinemas to a markedly different…

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Immigrant advocates hail new childcare vouchers for undocumented Caribbean families

Immigration advocates have welcomed a new childcare assistance program that will, for the first time in New York City’s history,…

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